Network Diagram Quiz
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1. Question
What is another name for an activity in a Network Diagram?
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2. Question
If an activity cannot finish until its predecessor is complete it has this type of relationship
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3. Question
If an activity cannot begin until its predecessor completes it has this type of relationship.
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4. Question
What is the correct definition of this activity relationship?
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5. Question
What is the correct definition of this activity relationship?
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6. Question
In the case where we have a start-to-start plus three day relationship, what are these three days called?
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7. Question
When we have a Finish-to-Finish minus five days relationship, what is the minus five days called
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8. Question
How would you interpret this type of relationship?
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9. Question
What is the definition of a Start Node?
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10. Question
How many Start and End Nodes will be in a properly connected network?
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11. Question
Why is it important to have only one Start and End Node in a project plan?
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12. Question
What are the two main reasons for connecting activities?
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13. Question
There are four types of Discretionary connections between activities. Which is not one of them?
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